Questions about FF7 for the PSP 3000

Does it look OK? I'm talking about downloading it from Playstation Network after buying those point cards. How does it play? I have the PC version, that had bugs in it, so i couldn't get past the chocobo races. Decided it was too much trouble to download some patches that would fix the bug, since other problems might come up, and might therefore destroy what progress i made in the game.

Shockwave, what specifically are the differences of downloading it directly or downloading the file and putting it on to PSP from a PC? What do you mean by that? Sorry, i recently got the PSP, not aware of those things.hydralisk86

Well it's pretty much the exact same code as the original PlayStation version. The main differences are you'll be using the buttons for the turn-based battles rather than a keyboard.

If you never downloaded any patches at all, then I guarantee the PS1/3/P version will actually look better (smoother FMV's and prerendered backgrounds) and have a superior soundtrack. If you did download the anti-aliasing patches or the PC version, then you'll notice the overworld and battles looking considerably more jaggy. (it's how the game was originally made though)

Well it's pretty much the exact same code as the original PlayStation is. The main differences are you'll be using the buttons for the turn-based battles rather than a keyboard.

If you never downloaded any patch, then the PS1/3/P version will actually look better (smoother FMV's and prerendered backgrounds) and have a superior soundtrack. If you did download the anti-aliasing patches or the PC version, then you'll notice the overworld and battles looking considerably more jaggy. (it's how the game was originally conceived though)

Menalque2

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Well it's pretty much the exact same code as the original PlayStation is. The main differences are you'll be using the buttons for the turn-based battles rather than a keyboard.

If you never downloaded any patch, then the PS1/3/P version will actually look better (smoother FMV's and prerendered backgrounds) and have a superior soundtrack. If you did download the anti-aliasing patches or the PC version, then you'll notice the overworld and battles looking considerably more jaggy. (it's how the game was originally conceived though)

hydralisk86

Yeah, in terms of graphics at the time it came out, you were better off sticking with the PlayStation version. The low-res pre-rendered backgrounds and cutscenes were upscaled to fit computer monitors and it just looks like @ss.

Didn't the PC version have an aweful MIDI-soundtrack that is also sampled at low bitrates? FF7 on PC was/is an aweful port and you should enjoy it on a Playstation System by all means, if only for the soundtrack as it was intended.

I have PAL version of FF7 on my PSP3000, no issues encountered whatsoever. You can even remap buttons, stretch/resize image, adjust sound etc.

I played through FF7 on my PSP, it was fine.

Didn't the PC version have an aweful MIDI-soundtrack that is also sampled at low bitrates? FF7 on PC was/is an aweful port and you should enjoy it on a Playstation System by all means, if only for the soundtrack as it was intended.

I have PAL version of FF7 on my PSP3000, no issues encountered whatsoever. You can even remap buttons, stretch/resize image, adjust sound etc.

DrTrafalgarLaw

The Turtle Paradise, missable items/weaps/materia and enemy skills. The umbrella on disc 1 at the speed suare.

Clicky

The Turtle Paradise, missable items/weaps/materia and enemy skills. The umbrella on disc 1 at the speed suare.

Clicky

DrTrafalgarLaw

What do you mean by the bolded? And is there anything else optional? I will read the walkthrough you posted a little later, got stuff to do.